Question

"Full of fresh scents are the budding boughs " explain

Answer 1

Gone were but the Winter,

Come were but the Spring,

I would go to a covert

Where the birds sing;

Where in the whitethorn

Singeth a thrush,

And a robin sings

In the holly-bush.

Full of fresh scents

Are the budding boughs

Arching high over

A cool green house;

Full of sweet scents,

And whispering air

Which sayeth softly:

‘‘We spread no snare;

‘‘Here dwell in safety,

Here dwell alone,

With a clear stream

And a mossy stone.

‘‘Here the sun shineth

Most shadily;

Here is heard an echo

Of the far sea,

Though far off it be.’’

Answer 2

Flowers are full of fresh and sweet scents which are bloomed like budding boughs